| Author: | Geeta Dharmaranjan | ISBN: | 9781618200723 |
| Publisher: | Katha | Publication: | March 9, 2002 |
| Imprint: | Katha | Language: | English |
| Author: | Geeta Dharmaranjan |
| ISBN: | 9781618200723 |
| Publisher: | Katha |
| Publication: | March 9, 2002 |
| Imprint: | Katha |
| Language: | English |
The Best of India Translated- India Today For a whole decade, Kathas search for excellence has brought to readers some of the best stories being written in our myriad languages. This year, to celebrate the crop of the 90s, Katha invited five giants of Indian cinema to choose the best for us. And here they are - just for your reading pleasure. Right off the top draw - from one hundred and fifty award-winning stories from fifteen languages - stories that were chosen by discerning editors of respected magazines and journals in the first place, then througha rigorous, eclectic process, once again by our nominated editors. Come home to good fiction ... Come home to Katha!... the conception and execution of Katha Prize Stories series ... represents a unique and special moment in Indian publishing history.- The Economic Times... an extraordinary non-profit company called Katha ... has begun to salvage the lost classics of modern India, translating them into English with flair and publishing them in beautiful editions.- The independent, UK
The Best of India Translated- India Today For a whole decade, Kathas search for excellence has brought to readers some of the best stories being written in our myriad languages. This year, to celebrate the crop of the 90s, Katha invited five giants of Indian cinema to choose the best for us. And here they are - just for your reading pleasure. Right off the top draw - from one hundred and fifty award-winning stories from fifteen languages - stories that were chosen by discerning editors of respected magazines and journals in the first place, then througha rigorous, eclectic process, once again by our nominated editors. Come home to good fiction ... Come home to Katha!... the conception and execution of Katha Prize Stories series ... represents a unique and special moment in Indian publishing history.- The Economic Times... an extraordinary non-profit company called Katha ... has begun to salvage the lost classics of modern India, translating them into English with flair and publishing them in beautiful editions.- The independent, UK
